Dei sighed quietly as he stepped into the cell. It was clearly not a comforting place, and he could very easily end up here if anything was done wrong that night. He’d already gotten this far, and he didn’t have any desire at all to continue. This wasn’t something he would ever normally do, but he didn’t want to just stop now. There were so many reasons as to why he shouldn’t be there, but not one mattered any more. He was finally there, and now he just had to get out, and he hoped that this man would be leaving with him. Taking one soft step forward, he looked down at the man he’d come for. He was asleep, and while that relieved him it also made his job there a bit more difficult. He hoped that he wouldn’t make too much noise waking up, though this was sure to be a surprise for him.

He bent down in front of the other, hoping more than anything that this would work and go well. Having heard many things about this man, he wasn’t sure what to expect, but he was sure that he didn’t belong here. He took another deep breath, exhaling slowly. His eyes closed as he reached forward with one hand, placing it on the man’s shoulder and shaking him gently. He didn’t have any idea what to expect from now on, but he hoped that it would go as well as things had so far. His hair fell uncomfortable in front of his face, but he didn’t bother to move it away, too focused on what was happening. It was good that he did well under pressure, as this was far from anything he’d done in his life.

He could feel a bit of movement as the other man woke, and he immediately felt that he should say something. Clearly in a situation like this one, anyone would want some explanation while waking to this. Even he wanted to stop to think things over again, but there wasn’t time for that. He would simply have to do it later, as his attention was needed more with what he was doing. Pretending to reassure himself would only take up time that could be used getting the two out of the cell and back to his home. He finally thought of what he should say, and hoped now that the other was awake enough to hear it properly.

“don’t… make too much noise. We need to get out quickly.” Dei could barely even hear his own voice; it was half whispered and weak, showing just how overwhelmed he felt by the whole situation.